Month: November 2006

Indian carriers need pilots, preferably Indian ones. That’s because their expat counterparts carry a heavy price tag and airlines are

New Delhi: The government is planning to set up an IIM-like institute exclusively for aviation management. An in-principle approval has

New Delhi: Thanks to fatter pay packets, added perks and higher retirement age offered by commercial carriers, an increasing number

New Delhi: The lure of the private sector is leading to an increasing rise in the number of armed forces’

New Delhi: Low cost carrier SpiceJet today said it has entered into an agreement with global pilot training firm United

New Delhi: Alliance Air is finally cruising forward on plans to turn itself into a low-cost airline. Alliance, the feeder

We have written here about the giant sucking sound in India and China. The pilot vacuum in those countries is

Demand for airline pilots in the United States traditionally has been concentrated in the major U.S. airlines, which hire about

Chandigarh: Aerostar Aviation, a leading Indian aviation company, in strategic alliance with Flight Safety Academy (FSA), USA, will be organising

Waleska, Georgia, US: About a dozen Delta pilots who took early retirement are now working for foreign carriers in Southeast